US reaffirms assist for Pakistan in anti-terrorism struggle



Matthew Miller, spokesperson for the US State Department addresses a weekly briefing on December 2, 2024. — Screengrab via YouTube@state.gov
Matthew Miller, spokesperson for the US State Division addresses a weekly briefing on December 2, 2024. — Screengrab through YouTube@state.gov

The USA reiterated its unwavering assist for Pakistan in its struggle in opposition to terrorism and extremism. 

“We proceed to face with Pakistan in its struggle in opposition to terrorism and violent extremism,” Matthew Miller, spokesperson for the US State Division, stated whereas addressing a weekly media briefing in Washington on Monday.

Responding to a query relating to deaths throughout a protest of the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) in Pakistan, Miller highlighted the significance of holding peaceable demonstrations globally, together with in Pakistan.

He remarked that protests all over the world, together with in Pakistan, ought to stay peaceable, calling on the Pakistani authorities to interact and take care of protesters peacefully.

Throughout the protest demonstration which was launched by the previous ruling get together on November 24, a minimum of three Rangers personnel and two cops had been martyred in violent clashes.

The Imran Khan-led get together additionally claims that the lives of a minimum of 20 members had been additionally misplaced throughout the crackdown by the safety forces.

Regulation enforcers arrested greater than 1,000 PTI staff, together with over three dozen Afghan nationals.

Answering a query, the State Division’s spokesperson stated the US officers usually raised the difficulty of the alleged conspiracy to assassinate a Sikh chief in conversations with their Indian counterparts.

Replying to a query relating to President-elect Donald Trump’s remarks about threatening allied nations, the spokesperson shunned commenting saying: “I do not suppose it is applicable for me to touch upon the insurance policies of an administration that has not but taken workplace.”

“Now we have one president of the time and I am glad to face up right here and take questions on President Biden’s overseas coverage and presumably a brand new State Division spokesperson on January 21 who can take questions on President Trump’s overseas coverage.”